A grand sports festival will gather athletes and corporate teams representing companies from all over Russia. Spectators can expect spectacular competitions in traditional and digital sports, a concert by popular artists, a children's program, and more. The Spartakiad, with a total prize fund of 6,000,000 rubles, will take place for the seventh time, and this year the celebration will last for two days. Participants from different corners of Russia will showcase their skills in football, volleyball, 3x3 basketball, and running distances - the Spartakiad program includes over 20 disciplines, including esports. Participation is free, registration is already open, so each company can send its most athletic employees to compete for prizes. Traditionally, the program will include fun and creative competitions: a superhero race, a costumed team relay, and office chair races. On the first day of the Spartakiad, after the official opening ceremony, there will be an autograph session with Russian footballer Yegor Titov and an open fitness training session with radio host Diana Tereshkova. On the same day, guests can look forward to a jump rope show, a performance by the Dance Theater of Daria Sagalova, a gastronomic show, a drumming show, and a musical quiz. The program will conclude with a performance by the cover band "Chas Pik". The second day will start with a Zumba training session, and the program will also include a jumpers show, freestyle show, science show, and the game show "Intuition". In the evening, the winners will be awarded. The finale of the sports celebration will be a performance by the singer Bearwolf. Additionally, both days will feature interactive areas, a virtual reality zone, and lectures. Young guests will be able to participate in the quest "Laichonok" with creative and educational tasks. During the game, children will earn points that can be exchanged for prizes. There will also be workshops, board games, attractions, face painting, and other entertainment. For details and registration, visit the website. Admission is free.